Test Modeller's Latest Release Notes - March 28th 2023

Welcome to Curiosity's latest Test Modeller Release Notes blog!

This blog features the latest updates and features available in Test Modeller, including the new dynamic entity relationship diagrams for database definitions and an Applitools Eyes action pack for visual assertions! Check out all the latest updates below!

You can also check out the Release Notes section of our Knowledge Base to see all of our updates as they come out. 

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Feature in Focus: Database Compare

Compare data across schemas, databases or snapshots, measuring the density of data in different environments and identifying gaps to fill in your non-production data.

This is a lightweight utility is tailored for developers, testers, and SDETs, enabling them to better understand systems and execute more robust assertions

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Auto-Create Assertions for QuickStart API Automation

Creating assertions for API tests has become extremely easy with Test Modeller. By simply clicking a button, Test Modeller can execute a sample request and generate assertions on-the-fly based on the characteristics of the API response. These assertions can then be used in test automation to ensure the proper functioning of the API.

QuickStart API Assertions

Test Modeller has now expanded its capabilities to include a more extensive collection of API assertions straight out-of-the-box. These new assertions enable the testing of API headers and JSON data returned from API requests, providing a more comprehensive set of tools for API testing.

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Applitools Eyes Action Pack for Visual Assertions

We have enhanced our QuickStart web framework by integrating Applitools actions directly into it, enabling users to perform visual assertions with ease. These actions are readily available out-of-the-box, streamlining the process of incorporating visual testing into web application testing.

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SauceLabs for Web Testing in QuickStart Web Framework

We have expanded our QuickStart web framework by adding SauceLabs actions as part of its default functionalities. This integration allows users to execute web tests within SauceLabs directly, without the need for additional setup or configuration. With SauceLabs actions available out-of-the-box, web application testing can be streamlined and more efficient.

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API Request and Response Logging in HTML

The HTML logging feature in our QuickStart API framework has been updated to include the logging of both request and response data from API calls. This enhancement enables users to gain deeper insights into the behaviour and performance of their API, providing a more comprehensive view of the testing process, which can be shared with stakeholders in a lightweight HTML file.

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Traceability from Run Results to Module Collections

Users can easily navigate from any run results to the corresponding module collections they were called from. This capability is especially useful for debugging, as it allows users to quickly pinpoint the source of an issue and diagnose the problem. By providing direct access to linked page object identifiers and associated functions, this feature streamlines the debugging process and enables faster remediation of issues.

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Allow the use of Data Generation Functions in Model Rules and Path Names

Data generation functions can now be used in model rules and test case path names.

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Add Custom Code Snippets in Module Collection

Custom code snippets allow custom code to be directly embedded in module collections.

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Integer Custom Field Type

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